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A video of what the Texas State campus is like in February is circulating and making a strong case for their admission to the Pac-12. pic.twitter.com/EiHk8c9SKE

— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) February 10, 2025

If so, Baylor will be located 90 miles from 2 SEC schools, a fellow XII school and an ACC school and 120 miles from a PAC school.

PAC school almost same longitude as ACC school.

That is so wrong

I forgot that the PAC 12 still existed. I mean, why not? Who are their other options?

Youre a clown said:

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I forgot that the PAC 12 still existed. I mean, why not? Who are their other options?

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Yea, out of this group Texas State would not be a bad add on

[Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, Utah State, and San Diego State have announced they are officially going to the Pac-12, beginning during the 2026 season. Gonzaga will also be going to the Pac-12 as a non-football member.]

beardoc said:

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PAC school almost same longitude as ACC school.

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There are two ACC schools located in California now. College football lost the plot a long time ago unfortunately.

Redbrickbear said:

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Youre a clown said:

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I forgot that the PAC 12 still existed. I mean, why not? Who are their other options?

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Yea, out of this group Texas State would not be a bad add on

[Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, Utah State, and San Diego State have announced they are officially going to the Pac-12, beginning during the 2026 season. Gonzaga will also be going to the Pac-12 as a non-football member.]

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So is it a requirement to have "State" in the school name to get into the new P12?

contrario said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Youre a clown said:

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I forgot that the PAC 12 still existed. I mean, why not? Who are their other options?

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Yea, out of this group Texas State would not be a bad add on

[Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, Utah State, and San Diego State have announced they are officially going to the Pac-12, beginning during the 2026 season. Gonzaga will also be going to the Pac-12 as a non-football member.]

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So is it a requirement to have "State" in the school name to get into the new P12?

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"Flagships need not apply"

That's not going to work out how they think it is. Texas State might win first season in.

I think UNT may also be a candidate and perhaps UTSA perhaps the 3 Texas schools are candidates for the same slot, I don't know. I can't believe just based on location for travel purposes UTEP is not already in it.

It shows how the only thing the historic PAC has in common with the present is the name and Or St and WSU. It is strange to think Or St and WSU may have conf road games so close to Waco but not in a major conference.

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Killing Floor said:

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That's not going to work out how they think it is. Texas State might win first season in.

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All these conference shifts have created some interesting results. ASU moves into the XII and immediately ascends to the top. Arizona is always poised to represent in basketball. Those were two good "gets" by the XII. Even if they did come from the "lousy" PAC 10/12.

Will be interested to see how ASU plays out going forward. They were historically very average in football in the PAC. But they're in a conference now where #1 is pretty much open to most anyone. With Texas and Oklahoma gone, NIL really hasn't hindered the XII all that much. All teams have a chance.

I'm not one who believes SC thought it was going to move into the B1G and dominate, although historically USC has a winning record against most of the teams there, including some of the big boys. And with the Rose Bowl, we've played them a lot.

I hope SC is enjoying the money they're getting with the move though, because getting by tOSU, Penn St. and Michigan alone will make any NC run tough going forward. Add Oregon now, and SC will have a tough time of it. The teams in the XII have a much better chance at postseason appearances than SC does.

TX and OK leaving was a gift, and has opened the field up for everyone. And with TX and OK gone, the NIL factor is much less significant for the teams in the new XII.

IMO Texas State would be a great pick up for the PAC.

Change the name:

Pecos Athletic Conference

TX ST has really made a name the last 2 years giving the P2 their transfer football players. That seems like the best recipe to recruit and sales pitch with limited NIL as a mid major. "Come play for us and you'll soon be at Washington or somewhere".
Indiana (2), Baylor (3), Michigan State (1), Oregon (1), Colorado (3), SMU (2), OU (1), Ok St (1), Duke (1), BC (1), Arkansas (1), Kansas (1), UCF (1), Kentucky (1), UCF (1), Virginia Tech (1)

PAC 12 hopes to rival ACC for the #5 basketball conference